Japanese
KoreanBiannual Augmented and Virtual Reality Display Technologies and Market Report
Report Summary
Displays will play a vital role in Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR) headsets. As big brands launch flagship AR/VR devices, the display manufacturers are pushing the technology to increase brightness, contrast and resolution. This updated report covers all the display categories, including LCD, AMOLED, LCoS, DLP, laser beam scanning, MicroLED and OLED on Silicon, and gives details on the key suppliers and their roadmaps. A description of the various optical configurations and waveguide types is included. Market forecasts for both AR and VR are segmented by display types and show the technologies that will generate the most revenues.
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This report focuses on AR/VR headsets for the Consumer and Enterprise markets. Military applications are not covered in the forecasts. AR implies the ability to see the real world, whereas VR provides full immersion in a virtual environment. In this report, we make the distinction between see-through AR and video passthrough AR. Some companies currently use the term Mixed Reality (MR) to describe video passthrough AR. The report gives a complete picture of the various display technologies and associated optics for AR/VR. It profiles the key players and includes market forecasts for each display technology until 2029.
Table of Contents:
1.0 Executive Summary
- Recent Investments and Product Launches
- CAGR for AR/VR Headsets
- Overview of Display Supply Chain for Major Products
- Key Trends
2.0 Leading Brands and Headsets: VR and Passthrough AR
- Apple's Future Headset
- VR Headsets
- Meta
- Sony
- Samsung
- HP
- Valve
- HTC
- DPVR
- Pico (ByteDance)
- Pimax
- Lenovo
- Arpara
- Panasonic Shiftall
- Passthrough AR
- Varjo
- Lynx
- Canon
3.0 Leading Brands and Headsets: See-through AR
- With Diffractive Waveguides
- Microsoft HoloLens
- Magic Leap
- Snap
- Rokid
- Vuzix
- Oppo
- Xiaomi
- TCL
- Smart Viewers
- Nreal
- Lenovo
- TCL
- Rokid
- Basic AR (Connected Glasses)
- Epson
- Tooz
- ActiveLook
4.0 Optics in AR/VR Headsets
- Optics for VR
- Fresnel Lenses
- Pancake Optics
- Video Passthrough AR
- Optical Combiners for See-through AR
- Diffractive Waveguides (SRG, HOE)
- Reflective Waveguides
- Free-space Combiners and Birdbath Optics
- Retinal Imaging
5.0 Display Technologies
- Flat Panel Displays
- TFT-LCD
- MiniLED
- Dual Cell LCD
- TFT-OLED (AMOLED)
- Suppliers: Japan Display, AUO, Samsung Display, LG Display, BOE
- Microdisplays and Light Engines
- LCD Microdisplays
- LCoS
- DLP
- OLED on Silicon
- MicroLED
- EL Quantum Dots
- Laser Beam Scanning
6.0 Challenges Specific to AR/VR Displays
- Screen Door Effect
- Vergence Accommodation Conflict
- Foveated Rendering
- Frame Rate and Duty Cycle
- Brightness and Contrast
- Hard Occlusion
- Cone Angle
7.0 Micro OLED Capacity and Investment
- Definition of “Micro OLED”
- Capacity Outside China
- Overview of Micro OLED Fabs in China
- BOE Kunming (BMOT)
- Seeya
- Sidtek
- Lakeside Optical
- Other fabs in China
8.0 MicroLED Technology
- Wafer Hybdridization
- Sapphire vs. Silicon Wafers
- Wafer Mismatch
- Micro Optics
- Full Color Displays
- Quantum Dot Color Conversion
- Native Colors
- Porotech
9.0 Key Suppliers and Technology Roadmaps
- Japan Display
- Innolux
- TCL CSOT
- BOE
- SeeYa
- Sony
- LG Display
- eMagin
- Kopin
- Jade Bird Display
- MICLEDI Microdisplays
- Plessey Semiconductors
- Mojo Vision
- NewSight Reality
- Avegant
- ST Microelectronics
- ams OSRAM
- Bosch
- TriLite
10. Forecasts
- Shipment Forecast for VR Headsets
- Shipment and Revenue Forecasts for VR Displays
- Shipment Forecast for AR Glasses
- Shipment and Revenue Forecasts for AR Displays
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